Tracy Whiteside is a Chicago-area photographer specializing in Conceptual Art. Her pieces were blended in NUNUM's Fall 2002 issue with the words of Frances Lefkowitz to create Octopus. 

Most of Tracy's work centres on women and their emotions. Typically, it lies on the dark side of humanity however, with the world in turmoil she has decided she needed some color and silliness in her life.

Tracy was kind enough to give us a little of her time recently so keep reading for some great ideas on submission, inspiration and of course reading habits.

Jack's  'The practical downsides of accidental necromancy' gave a little breath of life to our Fall 2020 issue and really helped us find our focus this time around. 

Jack was kind of enough to give us a little of his time recently and yes I know you can't wait to find out what was the first book he ever read. 

Take a minute, give it a think and then keep reading ...

Karol Lagodzki's How to Feed a Family of Three on a Million Polish Zlotych Per Month in 1990 pitched a direction into NUNUM's Summer 2020 issue that sent everyone here off into helpful reflections about where we came from and where we're headed.

Karol was kind enough to give us a little of his time recently and yes he got the same first question that everyone gets ... so all together now - Karol what was the first book you remember reading all by yourself? 

The details in Dave Sims’s Twenty-First Century Myth Family move a reader through a stylized series of moments punctuated by contemporary concerns regarding information permanency, egocentric POV obsession and, naturally, the arrival of aliens.

The imagery dominating the panels is ...​

summer 2020 issue with a touch of natural surrealism that angled us all back into a world that lately has seemed so very distant. 

Leah was kind enough to give us a bit of her time recently and yes, you know how things got started, or at least you should've known by now. 

Leah what was the first book that you remember sitting down and reading all by yourself?